skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Domestic terrorism: Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups to further ideological goals stemming from domestic influences, such as those of a political, religious, social, racial, or environmental nature. [1]

Are we going to play this game though? People stormed the Capitol hunting for members of Congress. They were chanting "Hang Mike Pence". If they weren't white, would you have any trouble calling it terrorism? Would insurrection or sedition be more agreeable?

1. https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/terrorism
I could see how someone could hold the position you do, I just don’t agree with it.

You’ve picked out the similarities, but have ignored what I would argue are more important differences.

I suspect we’re not going to agree on this, so probably okay to just leave it here.
The right questions never seem to be the ones that ask the ideologue to explain his totally correct position.
There will always be power dynamics between any 2 people. There will always be someone smarter, funnier, prettier, faster, stronger, taller, richer, and more popular no matter who you are. No exemptions in a fair society
In EU the situation is that Teslas can charge everywhere (Type2 + CSS) _and_ at Superchargers.

Other brands can charge everywhere but Superchargers.
Because it's a public server, which means Discord feel it reflects on them as a business to be hosting hostile communities.

You can say whatever you want in a closed, private discord group. Discord isn't going to care if it's a server with a dozen users who are all close friends. It's when you go posting invite links everywhere and get a community in the thousands that Discord start taking an interest and enforcing their brand protection.
Even then, it’s more of a “jail” than a jail.
They show (or showed) continuous ads for Krisp.
Discussion from a bit earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25915313
Hi, thanks for the comment. Given the number of _feelings_ in these threads, I'd really like to test my conjecture - if you'd be able to email me a (< 500 line, ideally not super-deep-library-code) bit of code (constructed or otherwise) that you think is "so innately OO friendly that the conjecture won't hold", I'll do a follow-up blog post. Thanks!
Monitor the comments in this thread and you have your answer.
You might not want to publicly state you don't know how to deal with moderation (centralized or decentralized) when you're running a public forum, there are tons of solutions out there in the public. Also, why would WSB decide to join you when you're stating you don't really know what you're doing?
Bad dealership experience? That is funny as Tesla is rated as one of the worst in dealership experience in all the lists I have seen in Scandinavia. In a list of 23 manufacturers Tesla is number 22 and 23 in dealership and repair in Denmark for example right below FIAT.

Apple is working with Hyundai AFAIK.
Video is crazy expensive.

I know the underlying infra is complex, but these costs mean you would need a lot of capital and a very aggressive monetization strategy from the get-go to even get started, no?
Discord bans everyone. You can't even talk about Team Fortress 2 bots without getting banned. What's frightening here is all the reports of the companies people were using to trade stocks cutting off the users from being able to buy gamestop stock arbitrarily. That kind of activity is surely against some sort of law.
Are they well supported in both AVR and ARM/chibios versions of QMK? Are there any differences in how they work on a thinkpad and with QMK?

On my old thinkpad the cursor would sometimes start drifting and you have to release the trackpoint for it to settle - is that something that is handled by the firmware or inside the trackpoint module?

Asking as someone who plans to build a custom keyboard (preferably with arm mcu) and have a trackpoint module waiting with the pinout figured out.
Defining a namespace for a problem class isn't the same as giving an answer to why the problem class exists.
Qutebrowser v2.0.0 released, with support for Brave's Rust adblocker
Peter appears to be suffering from mental illness. It’s quite possible to imagine the impact of climate change and not have it consume your every waking (and sleeping) moment.
I completely agree. I was hoping he had written a guide to low carbon living, or started a research group to investigate incentives to decarbonize in terms of game theory but... nothing. The article is longwinded and doesn't do much for his cause besides provoke anxiety.
You’re not a heretic. This guy’s attitude literally contradicts established climate science.
Revenue != profits
CO2 tax is indeed the only way I think. Even if all ground transport and the grid is carbon free, we still have massive CO2 output in industry, agriculture, housing and airline industry - there's no way to fix that if the massive external effect CO2 has, is not paid by the consumer. It should create a CO2 market that puts a price on capturing it, with whatever is the best (cheapest) method at the time. We already have that with the certificates, but should be careful with those as they seem to be not the most cost efficient way of getting to negative carbon - a lot of money is afaik. flowing to developing nations that have below-average carbon emissions (at least as officially captured), without actually having to plant any trees.
You might be interested in 'Robust First Computing' - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CNg1Q3RNWI

edit: here is a far better explanation by the terms creator:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hwO8Q_TyCA
Vertical alignment.

"button are special element and their content is always vertically aligned by default. Even all the propertise are the same, if you don't center the text in the link, you won't get the same visual"

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64766922/what-can-make-t...
I wholeheartedly agree with you, and I hope this means people go back to IRC instead of using centralised services run by retards.
Why do you make a living hijacking peoples intent?
The user does not care, he throws it away. But the user cares about having a good operating system and good apps and those are built on OSS.
“What causes it? The world causes it. This causes it, this causes it, this causes it – information overload! All the electronics around you poisoning the airwaves! Technological fucking civilization! But we still we have all this shit, ’cause we can’t live without it.”

— Spider, Johnny Mnemonic (1995)
Building Startups in Higher Dimensions
- NYC Mesh - US - https://www.nycmesh.net/

- Freifunk - Germany - https://freifunk.net/

- Guifi - Spain - https://guifi.net/en

Guifi is probably the largest of those, with 36.924 online nodes, most in Spain but some in other parts of the world. If my memory serves me correctly, there is peering working/in progress between Freifunk and Guifi as well.
Facebook did more to popularise mobile phone snapshot sharing than any app and it was a piece of cake to upload from the phone gallery via the built-in browser. Even basic feature phones could do so.
Welp that was fun :)
https://i.imgur.com/47f7IhU.png

Honestly the game really needs more balancing as I took a while to find a build which can defeat Necromancer.
That's a decent workaround if you're technical and stubborn, but there needs to be a solution for this that's available for everyone with just a few clicks.
How is $25 "very cheaply" ? That's already super expensive !
People commenting on this story should state their age. It would be interesting to help understand aspects of the answer. Some parts of this essay worked for me but I believe in QALYS as a basic measure to keep in mind, like millimorts.

Another version of this thesis is "it takes a village to rear a child"

I'm 59 btw
To make new pop culture cooperation is necessary otherwise a culture stays niche. Diffusion of new culture works exactly as diffusion of technology from innovators to late adopters. The paradox with culture is that when an innovation is adopted in the mainstream late adopters do not perceive it as innovation because it is now the normal thing to do. Innovators do because brands validate new behavior, values and rituals that are contrarian to the status quo.

Nike & BLM, Tesla & global warming, Apple and computing without a 1000 page manual.

Nike validated Kaepernick at a moment for the first time that more kids of color are born than white.

https://www.slideshare.net/superbrands_poland/douglas-holt-h...
Tesla’s Stock Is the Original GameStop
Wow, He used my wife's portrait of himself. I was there the day she took it, it was the opportunity of a lifetime to meet one of my heroes, and he didn't disappoint. Knuth is incredibly sharp, lightning sharp for his age. He plays Emacs as masterfully as he plays his pipe organ in his home. I watched as he whipped around different buffers of literate programming, as he demoed some new angle on the properties of Sudoku solving algorithms. I asked him if he had been keeping up with machine learning, and he instantly name-dropped a dozen papers/authors he had read recently.

I have to say, I'm worried. Just in 2020, we lost of a lot of greats, including Jon Conway, Larry Tessler, Chuck Peddle, Bert Sutherland, Frances Allen, most recently Brad Cox. We're losing not just a lot of history, but a lot of the historians themselves, the people to whom can tell the stories that may not have been written down yet.
People need to stop being so lazy and throwing around the word censorship. If a bunch or teenagers come into my coffee shop and start loudly calling each autists and retards I'm going to kick them out. I'm not censoring them by kicking them out.
I had the original iPhone, and the photos were terrible. I don't think it focused on camera features at all! The photos were laughably awful, while my Nokia took reasonable photos to its age.

There were no video support, and a video camera app off Cydia maxed at 320x240 px at a low frame rate (that I don't recall well). My Nokia at the time took VGA quality videos out of the box
Completely eliminate pain Lower back and sciatica
AFAIU there need to be more than one independent implementation to reach recommendation status. Last time I checked chrome and firefox both used the google implementation[0]. Has this changed? Which other implementations do exist?

[0]: https://webrtc.googlesource.com/src/
No, that’s a scientifically accurate take. The actual science of climate change should not cause someone in America “existential fear” (not unless you already sit up worrying about floods in Bangladesh anyway).
WSB users are so into the argument about context that they forgot that when borrowing from another language, that language's context doesn't just vanish.
It's actually one way of putting out otherwise very persistent fires, especially the ones that like to only smoulder (really nasty chemicals, metal compounds, etc.) Removing heat from the reaction lowers the ignition temperate of the surrounding material to a point that fire dies out on its own.

Side note: it doesn't work that well on burning plutonium.
Does the connector or signaling protocol really matter?

I mean, Android and iOS both connect to other devices over standardized NFC, Bluetooth, WiFi, and mobile data network protocols, but good luck using an Apple Watch or Airpods or Airdrop with a Samsung phone. Your Samsung phone's text messages will never be shared onto your Macbook Pro's iMessage, and your iCloud backups will never be visible in your Google account. Standardized connectors don't mean anything if the vendor controls all sides of the software stack and wants the pieces to only work with that vendor's products.

Tesla for better or for worse pursues Apple-like vertical integration to control the UX of every part of owning the car, from sales to nav to charging. While standardized connectors would be nice, it would mostly be nice for Tesla owners in that they wouldn't need a dongle to connect to public charging networks.

(Maybe you're arguing that Tesla should be forced to provide Supercharger access at no additional cost to non-Tesla owners. I am not certain I agree with the "no additional cost" part, since Tesla had to shoulder the capital burden of building the network in the first place. But the connectors are the least important part of that anyway; non-Tesla owners could worst case use dongles, if Tesla were forced to provide access to the Supercharger network, just as Tesla owners use dongles to connect to public charging networks today. Dongles are stupid, yes, but they're less important than Tesla just providing access in the first place.)

As far as home charging goes, personally I just use a standard 240V dryer outlet in my garage to charge; I plug the cord that came with my Model 3 into the outlet, and the other end of the cord (that has the proprietary connector) into the car. Any electric car would work with that setup, so the proprietary connector at the end of the cable doesn't impact me much; if I got a different electric car, I'm sure it would come with its own charging cable anyway that could be plugged into the 240V outlet.
And you need to review the code of conduct for this platform, as you are in violation and, according to your own logic, should be kicked. (Which I oppose)
WHO advisor: Covid-19 pandemic likely started via lab leak
They have expenses, but they also have a rapidly growing (YoY) revenue source. I didn't think I'd need to point out all the pieces of the puzzle.

I'm tired of getting downvoted with every post I make. I can understand when I defend freedom of speech or attack Apple or Google or China that I offend people, but it's happening all the time on totally benign posts.

It's making me cynical about the community. HN is great for information discovery and diversity of experience, but it feels like people are becoming increasingly vicious.
Although I have no doubt climate change is happening and bad, I have big problems generating an emotional response that leads to action.

Is there any website, that explicitly lists the consequences that will punch me in the face?
I just type `reset` (maybe it's a zsh thing)
The Place for Misra C in Safe and Secure Programming – A Comparison with Spark
That's quite interesting if enough investors are somehow pegging their Bitcoin ownership to the state of the stock market.
Most human interaction where videoconferencing applies happens in small groups.
The problem with this blanket rejection of "pop culture" as something lesser is that its almost always deployed by "young fogey" conservatives, harkening back to so golden imperial age.

And of course these sort of people don't actually have any in depth historical knowledge.
iPhone photography pivoted with, maybe the iPhone 4s as the inflection point when they went to 8MP. The early iPhones had pretty mediocre cameras even for the time so when talking about the original vision for the device and it's reason for being, I think that's quite correct.
It’s also the common way to refer to viola players in the violin community
Radio edits are a thing and every rapper who uses that word finds it gets censored a lot.

And context here is people picked the terms for 4chan-humour value, and it's quite hard to argue non-autists lolling about how an instance of their behaviour is a bit like an autistic stereotype, or hehe trader is an anagram of how uninformed we think these trades are is an obvious candidate for the meaning being completely unrelated to the use of autist and retard as terms of abuse. Same as if I decide to categorise my friends using derivations of a four letter word: I'm doing so because it's a four letter word, and I don't get to play the 'but I meant it affectionately, specifically and non-literally' card if someone asks me not to swear in this establishment

I certainly don't think it's necessary for Discord to ban them, but if your jargon is chosen for edginess, you don't get to act surprised if someone decides it's too edgy.
That’s a weird analogy that doesn’t make any sense. It’s actually quite offensive to compare the segregation of a whole people to what’s basically a sign on Discords door that said “We don’t allow this type of speech. We have bouncers here.”

Also Rosa Parks wasn’t anonymous, and I assume many on WSB are. I wonder if they would act the same if they weren’t? Or in real life?
It would only be a fair parable if your coffee shop was the only coffeshop in the entire city or that it exists like 1-3 others but you all talk with eachother on the phone and collectively agree to deny those people service.
> 1. Not banned, posted 5 hours ago (stop spreading innocuous misinformation): https://mobile.twitter.com/fdrlst

Not all bans are permanent (but thanks for the sanctimonious flair).

> 2. What misinformation was spread?

1) That you can have safe infections (many otherwise healthy people have died from covid, including kids).

2) That "voluntary" is even an applicable term in an epidemic. You are not merely risking your life, but that of others, regardless of what you think are safety measures.

And speaking of masks as you mentioned, they are generally not for your safety, but for the safety of everyone else, so they work best if a critical amount of people use them.

I find it very curious that you dive deep into the (at least) three people opposing the article, and not the MD posting it. An unlicensed MD who's been a business man for 25 years and was a skin doctor.

> How is it you can claim that “they spread misinformation that would get people killed?” Something controversial, sure. “Would get people killed?” Thats silly.

People die from covid, even outside of risk groups. That's not silly, that's a fact.
A crew of private astronauts will pay around $55M each to spend 8 days at ISS
"The limitation of a single desktop was put in place to allow children to ease into the desktop metaphor." Any source for this? I dont thinkchildren were the target customers at that time.
When you're in bed with regulators, everything is possible. Of course normal people can't do it (as it should be).
CCS is the international standard for EV charging: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combined_Charging_System very common outside of the US, they are mandatory in Europe for example.
PDF/A isn't necessarily accessible. First, PDF is very hard to impossible to scale for people who need big writing, due to reflowing being unavailable or not working properly. Text in PDF/A can still be a big image, e.g. in a scan for archival purposes, if you are "lucky" there is an OCR overlay, but then your screenreader reads OCR'd text which is hit-or-miss. And text ordering is supposed to be "reading order" in PDF/A, but many tools, especially DTP tools make a mess of it and jumble up the (screenreader-visible) order of text in textboxes, columns and sometimes even paragraphs.

IME PDF/A is better than nothing, but far worse than plain HTML for accessibility..
How Your Body Develops Immunity Against Coronavirus, and How Long It Will Stay
What an amazing quote! Thanks for sharing.
Showing the trademark of a technology they are using in the product, for the purposes of identification of said technology does not count as advertising. According to your reasoning, they would have to say "we use some other company's noise reduction". And no, the chat view (or the voice chat view) does not show the Krisp logo continuously.
Diesel is nowhere near being able to fully map SQL to rust. It's ok for relatively simple queries that are typical for OLTP applications. Anything beyond that and you're going to run into trouble.

If you want to do something more OLAP-ish or insert data in bulk, you have a huge problem. SQLAlchemy is far better, even though SQLAlchemy also has its own share of limitations (dealing with jsonb_to_recordset and functions like it for example).
The argument that people who care about the environment shouldn’t have children just makes absolutely no sense to me.

For me, one of the main reasons I care about the environment is for my children (and hopefully one day, grandchildren).
I don't own Tesla solar panels! I'm just going off publicly available info. I'm willing to believe that Tesla is not competitive on price, although I would be surprised if their wattage numbers were fake.
Or if both are on un-NATted IPv6, and can get open ports through their respective firewalls.

Specifically, you need to construct an object[1] that kind of looks like an SDP[2] message and pass it into the API; the demo applications generally get this from a signalling server, but you can make it based on whatever input you want.

[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/RTCIceCandi...

[2] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/SDP
What does the latest research in neuroscience say about the nature of general intelligence, nature of talent and geniality? Are there any physical markers, I do not know, connections in the brain are established faster and more brain areas are triggered while thinking? Are there any more attempts to produce geniuses after famous László Polgár?
For example Gamestop could've issued and sold new shares, instead they were forced to wait or sell them for unrealistic price.
I didn't have discord level issues. I didn't know about the long term history legal issues. But in my case there was none of that, only users enforcing their own rules, or having trouble dealing with disagreeing viewpoints. Setting rules is fine on paper but oddly people used to have less rules and less desire to enforce anything back in the days.

On a hundred of IRC channels (which had mods) over many years I had like 3 such interactions (and I have to flex to remember). On discord it was 50% in a month.

discord make people very very attached to their virtual space. They craft it, install emojis, makes per room rules, lots of decisions .. it changes how you connect with others, very defensive by nature.
These modern systems are just extremely complex, created by the combined energy of many, many people. But nature around us is still even more complex, and there are many mechanisms in nature we don't understand (like the human brain). Therefore I don't understand why you consider the technical systems to be especially "hellish".

Even if you Mac is somehow "locked", you can still take an electron microscope to its mainboard and try to understand the circuits and so on. (In theory - in practice, I've just read a modern Ryzen chip consists of billions of transistors, so good luck trying to reverse engineer it).
All good points, but I think most real flat tax proposals have zero tax on your “base need” income. Imagine no taxes on first $40k of income... Then a flat tax above that.
You’re confusing a few things though. A plastic ban has nothing to do with climate change. The drivers for a plastic ban lie elsewhere.

And the fact that Europe’s rivers aren’t among the top 4 likely has everything to do with that plastic ban and the fact that Europe isn’t as populous as the places whose rivers do contribute the most plastic to the ocean. Also, the fact that until recently much of Europe almost certainly shipped their waste plastic off to China anyways.
A Lisp for PHP
I agree, it is indeed very curious timing. But lets apply Occam's razor here. What makes more sense?

A cabal of rich people pressuring an unrelated gaming chat company to ban a subreddit which is attempting to destroy a hedge fund?

OR

The increased popularity of WSB leads to increased scrutiny of everything associated with it and discord has a brand to protect?
When you someone performs surgery on one patient, the legacy medical impacts of that surgery are contained to at most 2 people and their immediate families. There will probably be fewer than 10 surgeries where someone might think about that -- and we don't begrudge a surgeon who doesn't.

When you add a commit to an OS, the legacy impact of that stays with the OS and must be un-done by anyone who changes it.
GraphQL Mesh: Transform REST to GraphQL with 0% Rewrites
It is super nice seeing Berty on the HN front page. I know the founder, who has done many things before among which initiating the Paris P2P meetup (https://p2p.paris), so I've been hearing about it for over a year now. Hopefully the app will be available to the public soon!